Those who have flocked to its first sessions will already know The Return of the King isn’t just the end of a very big fairytale, it’s a monster of a war movie. Its battle scenes are bigger and gutsier than its immediate predecessors and much of its summer blockbuster competition — even if Master and Commander and The Last Samurai are grounded in military history and supposedly, the real world. [More]

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